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over 7 years ago

Non Banking Financial Company (Nbfc)

Five types of NBFC’s are in India based on their primary services: 1.
over 7 years ago

Passing Off And Infringement Of Trademark In India

The problem arises when an unregistered well-known trademark is infringed, as there are no provisions protecting an unregistered trademark under Indian trademark act.
almost 8 years ago

Trademark Assignment

Assignment Cost Trademark Assignment Government Fees Quickcompany Pricing Before registration 900 4,099 After Registration 9000 13,499  
about 8 years ago

Various Gst Filing Timings

After the implementation of the GST taxation system on 1st July 2017, the central government has ruled out that filing the GST within time is extremely crucial.
about 8 years ago

Price Changes After Gst Implementation

The main criteria for GST are to improve the tax structure in India by creating one single tax collecting method.
about 8 years ago

Gst Makes Lawyers Happy

The Indian lawyers predict a future full of lawsuits and legal actions.
about 8 years ago

Gst Rate And Hsn Finder

The Indian manufacturers who are having annual turnovers of INR 1.5 crore are totally exempted from using the HSN code.
about 8 years ago

A Compact Gst Exemption List

Once Friday midnight in parliament, central hall GST is finally announced by the governing body.
about 8 years ago

Good & Service Tax Filing

Being a businessman, it is a duty for to deal with such traders who will pay the taxes to the government after collecting it from you.
over 8 years ago

Board Meeting

Power of Board Powers to be exercised by the Board of Directors in a Board Meeting as stated in Section 179, Sub – Section 3 of the Companies Act, 2013: The Board shall exercise following powers only by means of resolution passed in its meeting: to make calls on shareholders in respect of money unpaid on their shares; to authorise the buy-back of securities under section 68; to issue securities, including debentures, whether in or outside India; to borrow monies; to invest the funds of the company; to grant loans, or give a guarantee, or provide security in respect of loans; to approve financial statement and the Board’s report; to diversify the business of the company; to approve amalgamation, merger or reconstruction of the company; to take over a company, or acquire a controlling, or substantial stake in another company; Any other matter which may be prescribed.